Subject: [b-hebrew] paronomasia and/or Pentateuchal sources in Kings
Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2007 20:19:17 EST
Can anyone recommend studies that discuss paronomasia (puns) in 1/2 Kings?
I am particularly interested in identifying source materials in Kings that
use this literary device. I imagine, for instance, that the Tales of the
Prophets would include more of this than excerpts from the Royal Chronicles
or the
heavily Deuteronomistic materials. I already have N. Levine, ‘Twice as
Much of Your Spirit: Pattern, Parallel and Paronomasia in the Miracles of
Elijah
and Elisha" , JSOT 85: 25-46.
On a related note, can anyone recommend studies that identify
intertextuality of Kings and the Pentateuch broken down by DH sources (JEDP)?
Thanks,
Russell Gmirkin
[b-hebrew] paronomasia and/or Pentateuchal sources in Kings,
RUSSELLGMIRKIN, 02/17/2007